The Press., 1887-06-02
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ak @I .25 per pair, former price $1.50. A special bargain this week will be an immense line of Ladies' Opera Oxford and Fancy Bow Slippers at great reduction from the regular price. W. E. Hanley, sign of the Big Boot
 Patrons who have visited Haynes G Oo. in the past few weeks are literally astonished at the wonderful bargains shown on Fine Suits. choice for $8. These suits actually cost the manufacturers SIP, $14 and $16 tpel suit. Being the lucky parties to find them, bought them for cash, and HOW offer at one half their actual value. Our house IS nled with. choice styles of Fine Clothing for men and boys, and it is for your interest to call on Haynes s Go. There is no clothing house ID stafe of Massachusetts or Connecticut which can offer the inducements we do to-day. This sale will continue on the Fine Suits, for Y6, about two weeks longer from date. Now re- member it's money in your pockets to see them! Eight hundred Suits, 20 styles to se- lect from. Haynes & Co.,, the Popular Cloth iers, Springfield, Mass.
 If you are in want of Fruit and Oonfee- fionery call at the cash store of C.L. Johnson.
 -S45OO edition Of Kings Hand Book oi Springfield, with 152 illustrations, historical and descriptive. A $2.00 book of history to you and all advertisement of Gills Art Store at 50 cents each, or by mail for 2l cents extra. Bargains in stationery, books and pictures in desirable goods at Gill's.
 People visiting Springfield will find the Half-dime Lunch Rooms, 251 and 253 Main st., the place to get their meals. The location is but short distance from the depot, the service is good, and the prices are the lowest in the city. The variety is large, and five cents each is charged for all dishes served. 2j3v
 Just received, few chests of Choice Teas, which shall sell at rock bottom prices 0. u. Johnson.
 Infants 0 oaks at Helms. t
 La C.Cnaffee having ought the right oi Holland Co-.,Sy to use Bonney's patent reno vator, are now located at Stafford Hollow, where they are prepared to renoyate Beds, Pillows or Hair Mattresses. All wishing to avail themselves of this opportunity will dc 80 at once, before the machine is removed to some other part of the county. Beds taken and delivered at short notice. All work guar anteed. Orders left at P. O. will receive prompt attention.
 Fresh Spinach every week at Ellis
 -Numerous nervous affections spring from secret and scarcely observable causes. Tea is credited with their production in good many instances, and justly so when we con sider the fact that vast quantity Of this ar ticle of daily diet is not only colored and adultera&ed before it is shipped, but is also shipped in lead lined packages, being thus exposed to a double risk. Perfect Tea, " on the other hand, is not only perfectly pure article, as it's name implies, but instead of being absolutely injurious Gas all colored teas must necessarily be) is a nerve-stimulent and invigorant of the first order as well while the Perfection Tea Can, in which ii alone comes packed, is sure guarantee against the risk of lead poisoning to which all teas packed in the ordinary manner are exposed. Perfection Tea for sale only by W. G. Ellis.
 Call at R. w. Walkers and examine those Black Silks, and get samples to com pare with city prizes.
 Fresh Creamery Butter received every week from the Ellington Creamery at Ellis Parties desiring strictly first class article, can, by leaving their orders, have desired quantity delivered each week promptly on its arrival from the creamery.
 It is considered by competent judges that pound Perfection Tea Gan of MT. W. G. Ellis pure "Perfect Tea" will go as far as 8 pound and 8 quarter of green tea, or un- eolored tea packed in bulk of the same grade. The reason of this is obvious. Perfect Tea'' has been scientifically cured by the Perfection Process, which fully develops its aroma, strength and flavor, and is only imported in Perfection Tea Cans, which do not permit do from the bulk chests when the lead lining is cut. s sfE.s.s :
 -Shoulder Scarfs at He1m's. If
 There is no doubt that green teas are fast geing out of date. People are beginning to know that tea only acquires it's green color from the Prussian blue used to coat or 'face'' it, as it is termed. Nevertheless, the mere fact of tea not being colored is no proof that it is therefore pure or of good quality, as plumbago is frequently employed to give it the 50 called natural face The fact that Perfect Tea" now being imported by Mir. ". G. Ellis is packed only in Perfection Tes Cans should alone be proof of its worth.
 For fruits, nuts, figs, raisins and all ta ble delicacies go to Ellis.
 -Parasols at Helm's. If
 Large stock Lace Pillow Shams anG Tidies at A. W. Walkers
 New Dress Goods at Helms. u
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 The Richard Barnett house on Pros pect-st. will be sold at auction on Tuesday next, at p. m., by Preston, auctioneer for Florence McCarthy, administrator. Sale on premises. ..,...-..
 The following is the order of services at the Methodist Episcopal church, nex Sunday, June 5th 10:45 a. m., commun ion and reception of members 12 m. Bible school - p. m., the pastor will de liver the first lecture in the resumed course on Bible Characters. Subject Moses. special musical program has been arranged for the occasion by the choir director, w H. Desper, consisting of selections from the oratorio of "Moses in Egypt" inter spersed with hymns by choir and congrega ton. The lecture will touch on the un covering of the mummy of Rameses IT king of Egypt and oppressor of the Jews at the time of Moses. Small engravings of the mummy may be seen after the ser vice by those who desire.
 Some of the peddIers of extravagani stories concerning the intentions of the proprietor of Woodlawn concerning fences will do we'll to read his announcement and see just what he says. The intention is tc put gateways at the entrances to those parts of the grounds that are entirely pri vate. These gates may be closed at times probably very seldom, and the public on, ioyment of the premises will not be abridg ed. When the gates are found closed those passing will be expected to close them af ter going through. All this is reasonable The grounds indicated are simply the pri vatedoor yard of the owner, and will be as in the past, open to the use of all hi friends. It is in fact a legal necessity t assert an occasional proprietorship of prem ises used by everybody. This is signifi cantly shown by the inquiry of some gen tlemen as to whether the public had no already gained common right with tn proprietor. The grounds and drives ar kept up and are source of pride to ever ,,oTcrNy,- in Eha viIlapas and tIe exT1ancitflFt